Fresh Vegetable Stuffing (from Chicago Tribune Magazine Recipe
Yield: 14 servingsRecipe by luhu.jp
Ingredients:
3 tbsp: Olive oil,
1/2 tsp: Salt,
2: Carrots, chopped
2 Small: Zuchinni, chopped
2 Med.: Yelloe onions, chopped
2 cup: Spinach leaves, washed,
1 Stalk: celery, chopped
- stemmed and shredded,
1 tsp: Fresh thyme*,
2: Yellow squash, chopped
1 tsp: Fresh tarragon*,
1/2 cup: Dry white wine,
1 tsp: Fresh sage*,
2 cup: Fresh homemade bread crumbs,
1 tsp: Fresh basil, chopped*
- made from 3 or 4 slices of,
1/2 tsp: Salt,
- bread,
1/2 cup: Fresh chives, chopped
1 cup: Freshly grated parmesan,
2 tsp: Cracked black pepper,
-cheese,
Directions:
* if using dried seasonings use 1/2 teaspoon
1. Heat oil in alarge skillet over a medium flame. Add carrots and
saute about 2 minutes. Add Onion, celery, and all seasonings. Cook
until slighltly soft, about 4 minutes. Add squash, spinach, and wine.
Cook 2 minutes.
2. Remove from heat and place in large bowl. Add bread crumbs and
parmesan cheese. Stir. If using as stuffing, cool in refrigerator 2
hours before using. If baking separately, heat oven to 350 degrees.
Butter a 3-quart casserole and place mixture in it. Bake until warm.
[This recipe is for stuffing one 14 lb turkey or 2 roasting chickens.
Hence the "servings: 14." If using Mealmaster, use its scaling
feature to adjust quantities to the size poultry you are using.]
This is from the Chicago Tribune Magazine, 11/13/93 and was in a
feature on how to put on a large "corporate" dinner party at home.
This recipe was provided by "At Home Chef," an outfit which has put
together 12 professional chefs who work by day as chefs at executive
dining rooms and will come cook meals at private homes for evening
functions.
Posted by Bud Cloyd in the Cooking Echo
Source from luhu.jp
1. Heat oil in alarge skillet over a medium flame. Add carrots and
saute about 2 minutes. Add Onion, celery, and all seasonings. Cook
until slighltly soft, about 4 minutes. Add squash, spinach, and wine.
Cook 2 minutes.
2. Remove from heat and place in large bowl. Add bread crumbs and
parmesan cheese. Stir. If using as stuffing, cool in refrigerator 2
hours before using. If baking separately, heat oven to 350 degrees.
Butter a 3-quart casserole and place mixture in it. Bake until warm.
[This recipe is for stuffing one 14 lb turkey or 2 roasting chickens.
Hence the "servings: 14." If using Mealmaster, use its scaling
feature to adjust quantities to the size poultry you are using.]
This is from the Chicago Tribune Magazine, 11/13/93 and was in a
feature on how to put on a large "corporate" dinner party at home.
This recipe was provided by "At Home Chef," an outfit which has put
together 12 professional chefs who work by day as chefs at executive
dining rooms and will come cook meals at private homes for evening
functions.
Posted by Bud Cloyd in the Cooking Echo
Source from luhu.jp